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Tuesday, June 5, 2018

Part of the Deep State / Globalist / NWO Plot Is to Bad Mouth Capitalism and Replace With a Worse 'Ism

An all out attack on Capitalism is underway. The globalists who pretty effectively co-opted what used to be a left leaning democratic party have swung the narrative. They have convinced marginalized millenials that somehow socialism is "good". Even though the same millenials have no idea what socialism is.

------------------------------------------------------------- from a discussion on a website.

Note "Usury" is basically getting interest for loaned money or other resources.

----------------------------------------------------------- Chomsky -- Capitalist thing you use, like airplanes, computers, are really socialist things because many started with government. But the financial sector does have "real" marketplace characteristics, and is 30% of GDP.

Usury…I had a feel for the hidden usury and capitalist skimming, and its much worse than the mere interest on your loan
The incredible facts are these:
1. In construction a whopping 75% of prices are related to costs for
capital. Meaning that if we buy a new $100,000 home, $75,000 is lost to
banks and other financiers.
2. When we buy the house with a mortgage, we will not only pay
$100,000 for the house, but an additional $150,000 in interest over 30
years.
3. So we pay a total of $250,000 for a house that actually costs no more than $25,000 to build.
That means, all else being equal, you work to build 10 houses and
only end up with one house. This is not hyperbole, not hypothetical,
not fake news. This is capitalism. The only reason its been working out
is the increase in efficient manufacturing and ongoing exploitation
go ahead stock, read about it, others willhttps://realcurrencies.wordpress.com/2012/04/16/usury-why-we-dont-build-cathedrals-these-days/

Usury..so all the people that didnt think about it or didnt have
time to think about it now know what stock and razzz dont know, even
though they claim THEY know and everybody else is a moron. This of
course makes them look like morons, so if they care about reputation or
anything they better wise up
'So, you lose 40% (!!!!) of your disposable income to interest through prices.
Interest is being payed by people borrowing money and received by
people having loads of it. So it is per definition a wealth transfer
from poor to rich.
It transpires, that about 80% of the poorest people pay more interest than they receive to the richest 10%.'
this is a capitalist success story;
"In Germany the poorest 80% pay 1 billion Euros in interest to the
richest 10% PER DAY. Yes, that’s right, one billion euros per day. That
is a grand total of 365 billion euro’s per year. That is one seventh of
German GDP and extrapolating this to America, the poorest 80% must be
paying at least a trillion a year.https://realcurrencies.wordpress.com/2009/11/26/on-interest/

Can I use the fuck you meme? Well fuck the capitalist and his
apologies, denials, lies and the millions of minions that support him.
you people out there, you spend 3/4 of your working life supporting
those rich capitalists who gain their entire wealth from YOU. Read and
weep for your lost years, your wifes lost years, your childrenshttps://realcurrencies.wordpress.com/2012/01/17/budget-of-an-interest-slave-2/
"Worse still: approximately half our own disposable income is lost to
interest, on top of the taxes we pay. Combined interest + tax takes 75%
of our gross income."
"It has been established that 45% of prices we pay are for interest
on business loans or other capital costs. No less than 50% of taxes we
pay go to servicing the National Debt and capital costs included in
prices the Government pays"

capitalism and usury. Here its well laid out. Why capitalist usury is an unsustainable wrecking ball. And an obvious solution
Margrit Kennedyhttp://www.converge.org.nz/evcnz/resources/money.pdf
stock and razzz, Ive been over this in many different ways. You cant
call me a blind purveyor of fake and preposterous idiocies if you dont
read up. Thing is,,,other people WILL, and you will be left in the dust
with your pants down

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I
just laid out quite a thread on capitalism elsewhere. Proponents are
more than hopeful, they go so far as to cuss at people with any other
ideas. In light of the fact that mankind, who is perhaps at least
200,000 years old (where you going to draw the line?), and bees who are a
few million years old, have not relied on this system that capitalists
insist is the only viable one, their hubris and insistence receives the
mortal blow of reality right out of the gate.
Capitalism wasnt needed by Eagles, Dolphin or the builders of the
great cathedrals. You dont need it for your family or your farm. Its
really only needed for the people that make their living from it. The
following is only a small part of the story. Productivity (think
automation) is the reason the unsustainable capitalist workings seem to
sort of work;
"weve been hoodwinked. Using data by the U.S. BLS, the average
productivity per American worker has increased 400% since 1950. One way
to look at that is that it should only take one-quarter the work hours,
or 11 hours per week, to afford the same standard of living as a worker
in 1950 (or our standard of living should be 4 times higher)."https://20somethingfinance.com/american-hours-worked-productivity-vacation/

In a fair world, there would be no inflation. Its a kind of sickness engineered by business and bankers and the war machine.
Economists consider all sorts of things money which arent money at all.
Like loans and credit and a hundred and one sneaky 'financial
instruments'. They fool you with words. The war machine is not
productive, its destructive and the burden is carried by the people.
This is true for many things, like the stock market, usury in general,
insurance, middle men, the profit margin, many service industries.
Without the increased efficiency of modern technology, this great weight
of anti-productive economics would have long ago dragged everyone to
the bottom
The history of Rome in regard to inflation tells the storyhttps://mises.org/library/inflation-and-fall-roman-empire